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The City is seeking the community’s views and comments on providing stronger heritage protection to the following sites:
1. Dalkeith/Nedlands Foreshore and surrounds
2. Allen Park and surrounds
3. Nedlands Baths (including JoJo’s Café and Aqua Viva Reception Centre)
4. Tawarri Reception Centre
These sites are currently listed on the City’s Municipal Heritage Inventory, but are not listed on the State Heritage Register.
The State Heritage Register provides sites with the strongest statutory level of heritage protection. If you would like to learn more about the Heritage Council click HERE
Please complete the survey provided if you would like to share your comments. The link to the survey can be found HERE
Submissions close 5pm Tuesday, 02 August 2022
The City is seeking the community’s views and comments on providing stronger heritage protection to the following sites:
1. Dalkeith/Nedlands Foreshore and surrounds
2. Allen Park and surrounds
3. Nedlands Baths (including JoJo’s Café and Aqua Viva Reception Centre)
4. Tawarri Reception Centre
These sites are currently listed on the City’s Municipal Heritage Inventory, but are not listed on the State Heritage Register.
The State Heritage Register provides sites with the strongest statutory level of heritage protection. If you would like to learn more about the Heritage Council click HERE
Please complete the survey provided if you would like to share your comments. The link to the survey can be found HERE